First launched in 1995, SFX magazine has gone on to become one of the leading voices covering the genres of sci-fi, fantasy and horror. It provides in-depth authoritative coverage on all things sci-fi, fantasy and horror, providing in-depth articles, TV guides and exclusive interviews with the actors, directors, designers and writers.
Whatsmore, SFX magazine keeps you up-to-date with all the latest releases, written by the experts in unique fun, wit and authority with a touch of panache. Be the first to discover everything you need to know about all areas of your favourite genres, from books and films to comics and collectables - from big-budget productions to tiny hidden gems!
As well as bringing you extensive coverage of the best in sci-fi, SFX magazine also offers exclusive reviews of the worst releases, to ensure you don’t waste your time and money on entertainment which will likely leave you disappointed.
SFX magazine is proud of its position at the head of the sci-fi community, bringing its readers together to celebrate and enjoy all things good and bad in sci-fi, fantasy and horror. It’s quite simply the must-read publication for any fan of these popular genres.
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in SFX June 2023.
First Contact
Anyone else up for Star Trek: Archer And Porthos?
The mystique of the Mandalorians used to be their scarcity. Loads of them just feels clunky.
JEAN-LUC WHO’S TALKING
John Roc...
Rants & Raves
DARREN SCOTT EDITOR
RAVES
→ Yellowjackets continues to be great. Anyone else hungry?
→ Gremlins:
Secrets
Of
The
Mogwai is brilliant – far scarier than I expec...
Captain’s Log
I’m a very busy woman and I haven’t got all day!
© DISNEY, ALAMY
Wait, what, Star Trek again? Well, that’s what happens when something is just going so right. I’ve often said it’s...
Light My Fire
Ember and Wade: a steamy romance?
Concept art for the two characters and the city.
Element City is a happening place to be, it seems.
Leah Lewis and ...
A Bat Out Of Halal
THERE’S NO SHORTAGE of vampires in pop culture. They’ve come in the form of a pompous Tom Cruise, a sexy, snake-enchanting Salma Hayek and a sparkly Robert Pattinson. They’ve been good, evil, gay, ...
Hero Ingredients
A variant cover by Jan Bazaldua: fabulous!
The main cover for the issue, by Amy Reeder.
AFTER 2021’S inaugural Marvel Voices: Pride, described by editor Sarah Brunstad as “pur...